What is a Loss Limit?
A Loss Limit lets you control how much you’re willing to lose over a set period.
It tracks your net losses — based on bets placed and winnings returned — so it reflects what you’ve actually lost, not just what you’ve staked.
How It Works
Example:
Monthly loss limit: £1,000
You place a £250 bet → you now have £750 remaining
If that £250 bet wins £500:
Your total losses reduce
Your remaining limit increases to £1,250
So the more you win, the more headroom you have within your limit.
Staying Flexible
You can adjust your limit at any time:
Lowering your limit (more restrictive) → happens immediately
Increasing your limit (less restrictive) → takes 24 hours to apply
That delay is there to help you make considered decisions around your spend.
Why It Matters
This is about staying in control on your terms.
Set a limit that works for you, and it’ll keep your play within boundaries you’re comfortable with.
What you see when you’ve applied the limit
